At all of the Tacoria locations I’ve been to, they’ve been instructed to notify the manager when you order and say you have a gluten allergy. The manager is always knowledgeable about cross contamination and preparing the dish safely. Everything can be made gluten free except the tortilla chips which are corn tortillas made in a shared fryer. Unfortunately, they inconsistently have the option to mark celiac/gluten allergy online, so I usually call before and after my order to make sure they mark it correctly as a gluten allergy.
— Somewhat
— Some
— Excellent
This is regarding the one in New Brunswick specifically but doesn't matter since they all seem to run the same way**
Giving this 3 stars to be generous since I couldn't actually get the chance to eat this food, because thankfully I called before hand. They have many gluten free notated items on their menu, so I was excited to find a place i could get nachos.
I called to verify the chips are gluten free and they said yes, but when I continued to asked if they are fried in the same oil as gluten products they said they are. Therefore not gluten free and safe for those who have an actual Gluten allergy (celiac). Food is not made with gluten ingredients but fried in oil with gluten ingredients.
Gluten free symbol on menu therefore may not be accurate for those with actual allergies and not just a lifestyle choice. Common misconception and lots of us have to find out the hard way if we don't ask many questions.
I'd think about putting that disclosure on the menu/website to ensure no one is going to get sick or get an allergic reaction.
I called before to verify notated items are actually gluten free, was told yes but as i pried deeper found out that NO they are not. very deceiving.
— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Most/All
Food is very good, but be aware that for them GF means "Gluten Friendly" - they can't promise no cross-contamination. My wife has had a reaction after eating there on two different occasions.
— Not very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Excellent
At all of the Tacoria locations I’ve been to, they’ve been instructed to notify the manager when you order and say you have a gluten allergy. The manager is always knowledgeable about cross contamination and preparing the dish safely. Generally most items can be made Gluten Free, but always check about the chips because some locations use shared fryers. Unfortunately, they inconsistently have the option to mark celiac/gluten allergy online, so I usually call before and after my order to make sure they mark it correctly as a gluten allergy.
This is one of my go to spots in Princeton because I know I can eat there safely.
— Somewhat
— Some
— Excellent
One of the most reliable delivery options. Never had a reaction and everything is always delicious. Love their burrito bowls (anything with their chorizo is a win) and their Brussels sprouts.
I didn’t realize their chips were made in a shared fryer but again, I’ve never had a reaction and eaten them dozens of times. Obvs, YMMV.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
Super safe for celiac. We eat here weekly!
— Very
— Excellent